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Production • Processing • Handling


The single source for valve actuation, automation


and flow control


All around the world engineers rely on Rotork’s capabilities and experience to design and deliver valve actuation, automation and flow control solutions in every liquid, gas and powder handling environment.


Proven in the harshest conditions and critical applications, our innovative products and services are created with clear-cut objectives - to deliver safe, reliable and efficient plant operations, unrestrained by project size and complexity.


Rotork’s unrivalled manufacturing capacity for market-leading products is supported by its global sales and service outlets, providing every customer and end-user with a local source for information, expert advice, maintenance and life-of-plant support.


Together we can benefit from system solutions from a single supplier.


Third generation Skilmatic delivers smarter fail-safe actuation


With its CPS concept (Complete Piping Solutions) Parker offers you a new, integrated and innova- tive connector technology for hydraulic systems. For an efficient solution you can call on consul- tation, design, prefabrication, delivery and assembly - either individually or as a complete package. Several CPS Manufacturing Centers worldwide stand for a very time- and cost-saving, as well as environmentally sound, manufacturing procedure. These are advantages which can pay off for you, too. Make your request for more information right now.


00800 2727 5374 www.parker.com information@rotork.com For more information ✔ at www.engineerlive.com/iog For more information ✔ at www.engineerlive.com/iog


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